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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-02
LAnCR TROVBaEa.
"cr'oVo Misunderstanding 3ctDeen
IRONY .crEPFs and DanaIacturcrS
IL tnLny1nl.h ~ lnn Dl.rafchl

""r'oy" '-isUuse rsiardinG 3Ct1ee
from. ort.erx and DanuIncturcrs.
Ily telegraph 10 the DIgpatch.l
rT~sErrGH. August To-day in
augurated what from present indica-
tons VIII be the most serious misun-
dTstandiag that has arisen for years
between the Aualgamated Association
of Iron and Steel-WorkeIs and the
manufacturers. Already number OF
mills III Mahoning Valley have been
closed down and nearly five thousand
iron-wOrkers ere out of employment.
while indications are that before
many DAYS there will be n still
larger number OF idle mills. The
trouble is caused by an attempt on the
part OF the Amalgamated Association
to enforce an old law in their constitu-
ton which provides that no man shall
hold two jobs. 1T the recent annual
convention OF iron-wOskors m amend
ment stipmatizing the holders Of two
Jobs rs "blach sheep " was passed, and
It was decided to enforce the law after
August lst. Members Of the associa-
non were notified OF the acton taken,
and, as rule, gave up their
extra JOBS, but trouble arose
0yG ucn-mem5crs, who refused,
1T the mills of Painter d Sons,
Brown, Bonnet d Co., Mahoning Val
Icy Iron Company, and Cartwright,
NcCurdy 4 Co., of Youngstown, Ohio.
The miil-ownors refused to dicharge
these men, and the mills closed down
this morning. The same trouble is eX-
pcctcd 1T the Solar lron-Works, in this
city, and ut the iron-worIsa at Akron, O.,
aud Giard, Ia. The manufacturers
refuse 70 recognize the law, on the
ground that it was not included in the.
agreement Of the scale OF wages they
signed. Both sides are determined to
maintain the stand taken, and unlessan
amicablc settlement IS reached soon
several thousand more mlll.wOrkers
NAV be out of employment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-02
DEATgS.

BAKER-Died, at 2:80 p. VI. Sunday, July
81. 1877, WILLIE Ann BAKER, IN the sixty
nth year OF hor age.
The funeral will take place at $3.50 o'clock
THIS TUESDAY AFTERNOON from the First
Baptist church. The friends and relatives Of
tho family are Invited 10 attend.
CARLON.-Ded, July 3lst. at O'Clock A. NJ,
at i1S D0nnis street, RUBY l.. CA NLON. Infant
daughter Of AlOnZO ). and Anna {. CaclOn
aged eixteen months.
RUBY. darling, you haze left NJ,
Gone 10 Heaven with Christ 10 live;
Soon, all soon. we too will follow
WIN our baby there 70 live.
We know how patient you were. darling.
Mama watched you night anl day;
But Jesus cams with palms OF victory
And carried our darling lar away
kROa HE FATHER.
The funeral took ACE from the resistance,
August 1T, ~ o'clock j. VI.
Petersburg, Norfolk, and Baltimore papers
please copy.
ELLIS.-Diel. IN IIenricO county August ],
lss7, HARVEY, son Of l.. G. and /. ETA Ellis;
aged thirteen years.
The funeral VIII take place from Ridge
church THIS (Tuesday) AFTERNOON at
o'clock.
FOX.-Diod, at his residence, s22 Hancock
street, at =. NJ. August 1. lss7, in the forty
second year OF his age, GEORGE ). FOX.
A precious one from us has gone;
4 voice we loved is still:
4 place Is vacant In our home
Which never can b0 filed.
God IN His wisdom has recalled
The boon His love has given,
An6 although the body mOulders here
The soul is safe in Heaven.
HIS funeral will take place WEDNESDAY
EVENING at O'Clock from the EigAth-strcot
German Lutheran church. Friends and ac-
qusintance are respectfully invited TO attesi.
u
GARTHRIGHT-Died, on August /, 1857. at
II o'clock A. NJ, WILEY BACK, youngest
child OF o. A. and the late ]. b. Cartwright, in
the eighth year OF his age.
ave shall sleep, but not forever;
There will be q glorious dawn.
We shah meet 10 part no never,
On the resurrection morn" FRIEND
Funeral will take place at o'clock THIS EVE
MING from the residence Of his mother. 2.l7
venable street. Friends Of the family are III
yited 10 attend.
RgDFORD.-Dle on the 3lst Of July, 1857,
a. her grandmOther5 residence on tho Mo
chanicsvllle turnpike, RUrHER LEE. the in
fazt daughter Of Frank u. and Maggie A. Red
ford; aged i've months and one wcek-
precious one from us has gone;
The voice We loved is still;
A place Is vacant in our homo
Which never can be filled-
The funeral took place yesterday from mo
above residence.
WALDEN.-Died. at the residence OF her
parents, on Church street, North Daayiue. al v
o'clock 4. n. July 80, 1887, JAMIE, eldest
daughter of John 5. and Ida v. Walden; aged
four years and seven months.
The funeral took place from the residence at
O'Clock Sunday afternoon.
This little flower. that had Just commenced
70 bloom ON earth, has been plucsed BY the
loving hands Of her Saviour aud tran5plautei
IN q more congesial cline. where no blight
can ever enter and where IL will ever grow,
hloom, and expand forever. Then, weeping
eues, dry your tears. Little JAMIE Is beautl-
full flower In Heaven. Earth has no sorro"
mat Heaven cannot heal. You have the sym.
hereavenenf. A FRIEND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-02
The chicago Doodle Trials.


CHIcAoo, August 1.-Vhero was Il
tremendous c,4mor by crowds of peo-
pie this morning for admission to the
court whore the trial Of the boodlers is
prococliur. IN hOur before the time
Tor opsAi1 thc doors hundreds were in
line for admission. and with hundreds
Of Others constantly filled the hall
WAYS, fi..d thc elevators, and extend
cd far oui ON thceilcwIlk. Iheabsorb-
ing az ton WIS whether any OF the
eleven defendants would surrender un-
condiiionally and throw themselves on
DE mercy OF tAc count. Plainly the
majority OF TIE crowd expected some
such move, but many voiced the
opinion il was too late, aud the de-
fendants only hope now was to fight
To the last in the belief that some acct
dent would favor them. As it ap.
preached the hour for the opening Of
thc count the intense interest grew alb
eoiutcly fcyorish. At last above
the buzz Of voices was heard the
sound Of many footsteps. The hood
lers were coming in. Without eXcep-
ton their faces were set and white.
The expectancy that more of the de-
PENDANTS would plead guilty was not
realized. After Mr. GTinnell said "the
State rests, Alexander Sullivan, attor
ncy for the defence, Immediately be
gan the introduction of testimony as
to the character of the men on trial.
The very fIst witness WAS Millionaire
Nelson Morris, the packer. lie swore
that Mccarthy and Lynn had good
regulations. Mr.. Morris was not cross
examined.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-02
The Presidents TRIP 10 the West
ANA south.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

WAsmsGroN, August 1.-The Presi-
dent said to-day that he felt it to be an
absolute necessity that he should in ev-
cry case request those cities which pro-
posed to send delegations to Washing
ton conveying invitations to visit them
on his western trip to forego that for
mality and forward their communica-
tons by mail. He has full apprecia-
ton of the cordial spirit which prompts
sneh courtesy and which is most graft
lying, but it seems to him unnecessary
that such journeys for such purpose
at this heated season of the year should
le undertaken. In addition to this
consideration, he said IL had
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wanted 90 Rival Jesse James.


GALVESTON, Tex, August IA spe-
cial from Sequin says : Two young
men, named Robinson and Bradley,
still in their teens, were arrested here
last week on the charge OF robbery.
Yesterday Bramley turned States eyi-
dcnce aud confessed that he, Robin
son, and man named Henry be-
longed to band of rob5ers
that rendezvoused in Il cave near here.
He said that one day last May Robin
son shot Henry. who was captain of
the band, through the head, killing him
instantly, and he helped Robinson to
conceal the body in the cave. Bran
ley conducted the officers to the cave,
and they found the body rs repre-
scented and various relics of their ma
rauding expeditions. Robinson is sew
enteen years of age, and in eXplana.
ton Of the deed said he wanted to rival
the record of jesse James.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-02
x,vriai of Dr. Shafer.

,.rsprno. VA, August The re-
LElSD Ds ,5e late Assistant Surgeon
1 Rs shafer United p stats n Bcs
wi, who Mas Mass. on Saturday. reached here here
YESTERDAY I MO cemetery, the funeral
noon IN blended s by a very large con ION
being h'ssT S,iends and relatives. DR..
course o. .,laa ''; IN his twenty-sixth year,
s sls = graduate n Of tho ,e University Oh
ana IN the class OF 1883.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-02
Italy.

by Anclo-Amercan cable to the Dispatch.l
Ro,iR, August 1.-The Government
has accepted England's offer to me-
date between Italy and Abyssinia.
The members OF the Cabinet, after
attending the obsequies of the late
Premier Depretis at Stradella, will go
to Mona TO confer with the King.
The members of the municipal coun-
oil of Rome will attend the funeral in
a body. They have decided to place
a bust of Depretis in the Capitol, to
grant S20,000 for a public monument
for him, and to name a street in his
honor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-02
An GGcInI's PecuiasiOnS Involving
%15.DOO.
IBy teleeraph 70 TIC pIspatch.l

tBy telegraph to the plspstch.l
PALATKA, Fla, August 1.-William
T. Forward. clerk Of the Circuit Court,
register Of deeds, county auditor, secre-
tary OF tie Board of County Commits
sioners, chairman of the Democratic
County Executive Committee, and son
of an ex-circuit Judge and leading
wholesale merchant, has been suspend
cd by the Governor on charges of male
feasance, embezzlement, mutilation
OF records, and various private disre-
putable transactions, involving, Us esti
mated by his friends, $4,000. No
county funds are involved. The trea-
surcr's accounts are entirely straight
ENLIGHTENMENT under the law of Flori
10 is declared larceny. This alleged
crookedness covers nearly the whole
term of Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-02
Agricultural Crisis In Central Rus

lBy Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
ST. PETERSBURG, August IAN inn
mense immigration movement is pro-
ceeding in Central Russia. Peasants
and farmers are going in large numbers
TO Western Siberia, where free pasture
and arabic lands abound. The move
ment threatens to result in serious
agricultural crisis. 1t is reported that
the Government is about to stop immi-
nrotion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-02

New York, August Jacob Sharp
suffered much pain at Ludlow-Street
iail last night. Tie was this morning
exhausted from the loss of sleep. Early
this morning the aged prisoners condi-
ton was considered SO serious that his
physicians were summoned. Sharp
complained all night OF pains in his
stomach and dizziness of the head.
At the usual time for arising he was
too i'll to take his accustomed place in
his easy chair, but lay uneasily on his
he'd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-02
Fire In Baltimore rhis Morning.

BALTrVoBE, August "a fire broke
out shortly before l o'clock this morn
ing in the fcur-story brick building
Nos. and 4 south Lutaw street, occu-
pied as a showcase factory by the
Richard Sauer Manufacturing Com
pany. In less than an hour the build
ing and contents were entirely de
stroyod. The loss is estimated at
S2J,OC0 said to be fully insured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-02
RICREoED LIVESTOCK mAEKRf.

AUGUsr l.-Recept4: 20 head cattle, i3i
sheep and lambs. 20S hogs.
Sales :sS.1 head catue, l3l sheep and lambs,
2C8 hogs
Prices
Cattle-Bes;, 3staic grCss-a few higher:
medium L. goo, t5la3sc gross; common y
fair, 2e3c. Cross.
ShCep-.oa &c. gross.
ambs- iabkc. gross.
pogs-6i. axe. net.
bulls axe. gross.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-02
Mcdonald Sentenced.

ID
CHICAGO, August Judge Shepard
this morning overruled the petition for
a new trial in the case of Edward s.
Mcdonald and W. j. McGarigle,
charged with conspiracy, and sentenced
Mcdonald to three years in the peni-
Tertiary. A motion for an arrest OF
Judgment was also overruled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-02

by Anslo-American cable TO the Dispatch.l
CALCUTTA, August 1.-Advices from
Canadian state that the Ameer OF Al
ghanistan has caused proclamation to
he Posted in a bazaar in that city In
forming his subjects that the British
Government is holding six infantry d.
visions leach consisting Of nine regi-
ments, with cavalry and artillery IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-02

fined nrm at gkefoc. Whiskey steady Vi
quiet Of fi.itati.ia Frelrhts 70 Liverpool pr
steamer quiet; cotton, "a.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. August i.--Cash quotations vere:
fltur cuie: aud unchanged. No. spring
VIII, at. esAa6st4c.; No. . spring whea; nomi-
nal; NJ. 2 rcd, 5ic. No. 2 corn, 33aEfc.
No. z oats, Aaa3iHc Messpork. els. Lerd,
s. fsLas s. short-Hb sides .iooso). sSg7k.
Dry. saited shoulders boxed. 81 .oas5. 20; short
clesr sides Qboxedi, - foaso.45 whisxey.
si.I0
Leading futuree ranged as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-02
RICsMoHD TOBACCO MAaKET

ELUl1I 7, M
Receipts continue fair and tho warehouses
are surrey already crowded, 50 thai II is with
difficulty breaks can be- gotten up on reason
ab,o time. A fow lots Of common bright
wrappers have changed hands to-day, aai
common lurs appear stll In demand. Other.
wise tho market Is dun and attendance on
Change small.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-02
Damages by Rain and Lightning
nv ,efegrauh fn the utsna,ch

FAsroN, Pa, August About
twenty houses in Northampton county,
Pa. and eighth Warren county, N. j..
were damaged by lightning yesterday.
Many cellars were flooded by heavy
rains. The damage to streets and
psyements in Easton and South Easton
By washouts is estimated at $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-02
The Missing sfnuHfo" fre"S"s''
Hcard From.

Ispoclal tologFaln 70 'H' -. ~
Sra1's4ox, VA, August John d,
Carroll. late treasurer OF Staunt9n, mas
S E"ar heard from. His friends nave
p ~USerred with him. They decline 70
coz coz here he is. He says he did not
Leave because he was de,au'. .'i .h "l,'
tbat he will return shortly ana snow DIV
LIZA. .hat his accounts were straight. ne
tpaa ,;s reasons FOR leaving were OF a
says hlD ratnre, and if disclosed wouldno
pntr''.'Jh ~ considered sufficient to Justify
,i;', n u leaving when he did. Carroll
hun IN, II n' seriousIy i'll, but is now CON
i,aios S and says he will return mere
va' SSo,, ss his health is restored
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-02
,.rrx,s seconds.

py Apslo-Amer's,a cable T n ne p opy'' has
P a. s,o aas Proust and gaynai l;, as
finally cn1'e IN his coming duel wi. !,
his secon ar 10th sides will meet s.;,s =.
Boulan,se cadence tonight % decias
Prom rr"o'sIhs s loseadiiiOns q 'hs duel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-02
Grand Gin yea.SaJe.

We are going to inaugurlte gift
feature in few days for su'e of Taus.
We will be in u condition to give every
purchaser OF a quarter pound Of tea a
nice present, and any one buying one
Po1uld viii get really hondsomc pres
cn Call and see Us before yOu bay
any more Tea, and you will be sur
prised. The price Of this Tea viii be
only sixty CCn@.
JCliEN BINFORD,
No. 1902 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-02
sAIEs RTrORTED 10 SECRETARY.

WHEAT.-Whitc, 10 bushels very good NJ
Soc: - common at ~. LOngDerry, 3,la6 bd-
shells primo al 30. i22G bushels very good 40
sic Is bushels fair at s2c. 2!5 bushels TAR at
Sic Mixed. ego bushels very good at slc.
shorttcrfy. 20 bushels very good on private
terms; 1,52 bushels very good ~ 81. 1913
bushels good at Sc; IS bushels good at go.
g.6 bushels common az 49,: l]l bushels COM
men az ~ lO6 bushels common AZ lO;.; $40
bushels common at &c. Is bushels common
al f.Lc,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-02
aAgxxrs BIZ TELEazag q.
REV YORK.

new YORK.
NEW YORK. August Lotion firm: sales.
600 bales: upl8nds, i0c.; Orleans, l04e.; net
receipts, $50 bales: expOrts-to Great Britain,
5,4iS pales; 20 France. IA bales; % the Cont
nert, $50 taies; stock, i72,5T bales. southern
Hour quiet and unchanged. Wheat Aakc.
better and only moderately active; options
opened JAKE. lower. later ruled stronger, ai-
vancsd 3 &c, closiog .nrm at nearly the best
rates; no. 2 red, August, 7S'sa1SSc.; Sep
tember, 79Esaslc. Corn Aa4c. higher aud
moderately active; options opened weak. later
advanced &C.. closing strong No :, August,
41.a45Ic.; September, 4JSa47Ac. oats IA
NC. lover and heavy on spot; options steady;
No. ,. % LaSsLe.; No. August and septem-
Der. 3O1sa05s. Hops dull and barely steady.
Coifee-Fair Rio nominal at i9c.; options lOgor
and fairly active, closing hrm; No Rio. Al
gust SECS; September, si6.10sfi6.S5; October.
Sl6.Sasli. Sugar steady: refined quies aud
stesoy. Solasses dull. Rice 5,e,dy. Cotton
seed OIL 21a3oc. for crude, ilai3c TO- refined.
Rosin dun ~ o5asf 10. Turpentine steady 81.
asked. Wool quiet and generally steaty. Pork
quiet al steady. Beef duh. Middles dull aud
nominal. Lard dun and unchanged. Freights
dul.
BALTIMORE.
BALrisosn, ND. August l.-Cottcn lower aud
duh; mlddiing. l0Ac. Flour quiet and nom
inally steady; Howacd-Strcet and western su-
per. ss.35at29O: do. extra, SS.i5asls5: do.
family. s4as440: city mills super, s2oaS;
do. extra, $225aSai5 DO. Rio brands, sLMa
siGe: Patapsco superiatiye patent, s5l5; do.
family, sA0. Wheat Southern lower; red,
esaSOc. amber, 7essie.; western higher; No.
? winter red. spot, 7sSass1sc.; August, 7ss<a
sac; September, DAae0c october, Sl4a
size; December. csc. asked. Corn-south-
ern steady and quloi white, 5iaS2c. yell
low, isa;0c. ; western higher and dull; mixed,
August, 47e. asked; september, 461sai7hc.
Oats quiet: southern and Pennsylvania. ga
SSc,; western white, sdosSc. western mixed.
23aStc. Rye steady at 5oa53c. New hay irn;
prime 10 choice western, si3asia Provisions
steady. Messpork, si6asis. Buik-msats-
shoulders and ciear-rik sides, packed. land DC.
Bscon-shoulders. 7Aashc.; ciear-rtb sides,
exc; hams, lskaftc. Lsrd--lienaod, &C.
Butter firm; western packed, tsa15c. ;crssin-
cry, i1n2lc. Egg steady Gt t2nisxc. Pesro.
leum steady; refined, $50 cosco dull aal
neminsi; lilo earsoeA srdt-srs % fair. isxS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-02
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

AN IMPORTANT MEETING OF
"A Chapter No. I, LAW AND ORpEn
LEAGUE, Richmond, viii DO held Of the nan
THIS Tuesday, EVENING at $40 O'Clock. A
faE attendance Is reQrested gu l-u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-02

ULLEN-ByLLOCK.- Married. on Angus.
ist, at ne residence u the brides aun., Airs
Louis ". BullocS. by Rev. :. &. Clopton, Mr..
WILLIAM A. MULLEN and Miss JESSIE H..
BULLOCK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-02
LhTY WEATHER XEpORp.

by telegraph 20 the Dispotch.i
F. WASHINGTON. d. C.. August 2-i A.
lo,n, N-for Virginia, local raigs. station
1 KAN AIRY temperature, except la southwest
4 tNTginin, warsner, southeriy winds be-
= COmldS variable.
For North Carolina and South Caro-
lima. fair weather, preceded Dy local rains,
slight changes IA temperature, winds generally
sOutlWestelly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-02
FIoUn
COTTON REPORT

ne quote: sine. g. 50a'2.75; ssperrne. .ASSs
f2.e5: extra, s3bOas}.i5 family, ti-sis}. patoai
ia!ai.y, country, Si.75si5.25
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-02
BLOODY WORK.
.,r XNlrv. GUH, AND PISTOL IN
HALIFAX,
wa c., 10 Pieces - Two Other Men
Shot south Boston Excited.

-
r.. - r;oces - Tvo oh
te' ~. - ~ 49,. ~ @en
s''' TO-" $50 N''''"
.>p,.sal l,',eam 70 the Dlspa,cn.l
euw laFg>. August IA despe.
..t. bloody. and iata' night occurred
.fS. ur , evening near Oak Level.
dis e,u. IS. John Adkins and James
Henderson we're at Oak Level all
n.t. u.u were drinking. bnt
.'.lr,.lu.tso excessively as Adkins
3D.. .ar g., day had been very
ID t>egrcoable, exhibiting
I.. ta.... afatcninS 10 Kill several
scissors. ine request of parties
...at .....r D.. who wasconsidored
adkins. WAS asked 20 try IA
..l..s' hcsuccccdod, andthey
.I' Level uahng horseback
49, terms. ON the way
na says they role on
on S'yeaty yards Of
"H"n Adhios Suddenly
.a. .I, horse drew hs knife,
1921. Ah'd~i Kill denlcr.
nons'raied, aud
''N,'s eau hm
At"d ana again on
''- '''nd extending q
- H.aaetsoA hal by this
Anl.' ana c"t Atkins
.'.H t through one rib and
henderson, after
81. '1' mouse OF ms
a. l.5"'s' near by,
t. . ". h'd cnt Adkins,
N'% 'iIo'N~'y. His
"y ms friends.
'.''' "e4' ont to look
~ ..'''''' .., .',' . ,.,1 To1t-
..., -. Lev 4 '''S
-..,.. .'., . IN ''',' az, ~ "o,ed
... .r.,.;|, ~, S'''''s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-02
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

hUGUsT 1.-NGfket continues very firm, and
cloauod nuts have advanced at tha commission
houses and ~ ne factories. 10 stock coming
IN fICm the farmers. aud none 10 come Ia.
rime. a. az -; fancy, f7,c.: common. 3alc.
snoi!ct, TAG. factory hand. PICKED, SAT-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-02
AfAELtEAN:ES.

Julien BINFORD,
No. 1902 Main street.
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mawrNE fNrELLIGENCE.

" - ~ - = -
MINIATURE ALMANAC, AuGUsrs 1851.
San rises 5:iSj nIGa TIDE:
sun sets........... 7:I8 Morning 80
Moon ssts.......... s.5i evening .......... 400
pORT or RICHMOND. Arorsf I. 1857.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion. Hniphers, Nsv
Yors, merchandise aud Passengers u. W.
Allen 3 Co. agents
steamer Fanita, Tunniii. Philadelphia, mer-
chandlso ard passengers. }. w. Actarrsxs
sgent.
Steamer Ariel. Deyo. NsifolA, United etatse
mail. merchsadise and passengers. L y. t.
tu1. agen.
poar OF NEWPORT NEWS. August I. isR.
f3y telegraph
ARR1vkn
schooners 8. 5. Thcrp, Pecrcs; (,raeie d
Chamters, Lane; and William IL Bailey,
psarre -aii g ou Nee1ork, light. 70 load coGl.
ssssnship Aicaiaoad. Eoax, New Iork> nsr-
chandhe.
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arAIE kNp Cotton ExCHAHOR.
RIcEsOND. Angus. /, 1852
HEEgE Tsr1I

WHEAT.-Wllte. IS bushels Lougbery, i.CN
bushels. Mixed, 700 bushels ohOrtDorry,
5.73s bushels. Total. ll.ll0 bushels.
CcRE.-White. 1000 bushels. Mixod, 1880
bushels. Total, 500 bushels.
I~CFFiL.-i4 tons.
lLoJE.-I-i barrels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-02

INV YORK. August l.--COtton--t;rOss TO-
ccipts, "a bales. Futures closed firm sales.
5000 bales; August. si0 September, 81. IDA
s9f,; October. sgt6as9.7: Noyombor and De-
coIabcr. fs 81 january. s93laSJ.3J: February.
l9.fOas9 y: March, s9.i6asJi7; April, $3.50
40 a NAY ~ rQayg 20
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THs WEATHER IN kfCHSOsD YESTERDAY was
clear and suliry, with heGyy showers la tho
afternoon and evening.
D,..,, ,.s v.,..,.,.... r...... Woasartuy.
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E ,yNopD STOCK GxCHAgCR

MONDAY, August /, iss7.
SMTs-rIrsr BOARDED Virginia new Js
at CA, 300 DO. attitl.
ClosmequJ6uons at the stock board: